# Python program to explain os.device_encoding() method  
  
# importing os module 
import os
  
# File path
path = "/home/ihritik/Desktop/file.txt"
  
# Open the file and get 
# the file descriptor associated
# with it using os.open() method 
fd = os.open(path, os.O_RDWR | os.O_CREAT)
  
  
# Check if file descriptor fd
# is open and connected
# to a terminal using os.isatty() method
print("Connected to a terminal:", os.isatty(fd))
  
  
# Print the encoding of
# the device associated with
# the file descriptor fd
# using os.device_encoding() method
print("Device encoding:", os.device_encoding(fd)) 
  
  
# Open a new pseudo-terminal pair
# using os.openpty() method
# It will return master and slave 
# file descriptor for 
# pty ( pseudo terminal device) and
# tty ( native terminal device) respectively
master, slave = os.openpty()
  
# Check if file descriptor master
# is open and connected
# to a terminal using os.isatty() method
print("Connected to a terminal:", os.isatty(master))
  
  
# Print the encoding of
# the device associated with
# the file descriptor master
# using os.device_encoding() method
print("Device encoding:", os.device_encoding(master)) 

Connected to a terminal: False
Device encoding: None
Connected to a terminal: True
Device encoding: UTF-8